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Spectacular new MOCA Cleveland museum set to open this summer
Mediatrope Interactive Studios is putting the final touches on a preview website that will launch today in advance of the MOCA Cleveland's late summer opening. Take a look at this article describing renowned architect Farshid Moussavi's fantastic new design concept.
A New Website for the National Museum of the American Indian
Mediatrope is proud to announce the launch of our most recent collaboration with the Smithsonian: a new site for the National Museum of the American Indian. Several years in the making, the new site completely reimagines NMAI's online presence. The new site features an extensive online store, offering visitors new access to NMAI retail products membership and donation opportunities. Behind the scenes, a powerful and flexible content management system allows NMAI staff to update site content and design elements.
Terra Foundation Featured in New York Times Special Section on Museums
Mediatrope's long-time client the Terra Foundation for American Art is featured in today's New York Times special section on museums. http://www.nytimes.com/2012/03/15/arts/artsspecial/terra-foundation-extends-reach-of-american-art.html
Mediatrope Launches Revamped Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Web Site
New Site Uses Mediatrope's Sitebots® to Give Visitors a Dynamic, Personal Experience
Luce Foundation Center Web Site and Kiosks Win Gold MUSE Award
Mediatrope's latest project for the Smithsonian takes top honor in new “Extended Experience” Category
San Francisco, Calif., May 13, 2007 - Mediatrope, the award-winning interactive studio, was selected by the American Association of Museums to receive the first-ever “Extended Experience” Gold award in the 2007 MUSE competition for its Interactive Digital Kiosks and Web site for the Luce Foundation Center for American Art. The MUSE awards honor innovative and creative use of technology in museums.
12,000 Years, 1,200 Cultures, One Web Site
Mediatrope is proud to announce the launch of the new Collections Search Web site for Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian, (NMAI). NMAI has a collection of over 800,000 objects but fewer than 1% are on display at any time, making the new site especially important in increasing the Museum's accessibility. It is set to become one of the largest Native American collections available online. Visit the new site at http://www.AmericanIndian.si.edu/searchcollections/
Mediatrope Expands its Services to Grow with the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Boston, MA— Mediatrope, the award-winning interactive studio, is proud to announce new electronic signage and interactive kiosks for the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. These additions are part of a significant expansion and renovation project that includes enhancements to the current Museum space and the addition of a new wing. One of the main goals of this project is to improve the experience of visitors as they navigate through the building and encounter the exhibits in the galleries.
Mediatrope Announces the Newest Version of Sitebots® Manage Communication: Significant Upgrades to the Email Marketing and Contact Management System Make it Quicker and Easier to Use
San Francisco, CA— Mediatrope, the award-winning interactive studio, is proud to announce a major upgrade to their online content management system, Sitebots®. The upgrade is available now and features new and improved tools for Manage Communication, the email marketing and contact management component of Sitebots.
Mediatrope Opens Up About Open Source Content Management System Solutions
Mediatrope has recently extended its services to include development of websites and interactives powered by the Drupal content management system. Here Mediatrope Managing Principal and Technical Director, Ethan Wilde, has answered some of the most frequently asked questions about this important trend in content management.
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